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How good are you at finding bugs in code? The following is a code snippet that contains an error. Take a look at the code listing and see if you can find the error. To make it easier, we’ve listed five options. One of those options is correct while the other four are not.
Can you find the error without looking at the choices?
Bug Buster #001
Here is the first Bug Buster:
The code:
char letters_array[26];
for( int i = 0; i <= 26; i++ )
letters_array[i] = (char)(i + 64);
cout << letters_array[1] << letters_array[18];
cout << letters_array[3] << letters_array[3];
Your choices:
How quickly can you find the issue? Feel free to comment on how quickly you found the issue! We will be posting additional snippets over the coming weeks with additional bugs for you to bust. You can click to the next page to find the answer.
